Sentence examples for put makes from inspiring English sources

(From the source of the survey, you can see where this column is heading, right?) Staying put makes economic sense.

The second reason for the low rate of adoption is the social stigma around wearing hearing aids, as many fear that wearing such a device, simply put, makes them look old.

And -- thank God! -- everything that President-elect Obama has done since his acceptance speech has confirmed his wisdom, humble demeanor, ability to explain and that ineffable spiritual quality of leadership that, simply put, makes those being led feel better.

As continued volatility is expected for the foreseeable future, a long-term put makes sense.

I never went to a college that told me how to put make-up on, or how you shouldn't put make-up on.

They could stay put, making the process unnecessarily slow and inefficient.

Results showed that female students who had put make-up on received higher grades compared to those who did not.

Second, public companies are supposed to put making money ahead of collaboration.

Simply put, making customers happy will be the ultimate driver for loyalty and differentiation.

"I think it would be a shameful exercise in greed to put making money ahead of public health.

I remember one very young girl put make-up on her eyebrow to try to look like Matt Smith.